Peter Reid sends message with new Bramley Moore Dock footage at Everton
Peter Reid has sent a message to Everton after getting a glimpse inside Bramley Moore Dock.
The new stadium on the banks of Mersey will be the Toffees’ new home from the start of next season.
Goodison Park is an iconic Premier League stadium but is in its last hurrah as The Friedkin Group (TFG) look to usher in a new era at the Blues.
David Moyes will definitely be at Bramley Moore Dock, as he has likely secured survival for the Merseyside outfit after an impressive run of form.
Peter Reid sends Everton message with Bramley Moore Dock footage
Peter Reid shared footage of what it’s like inside Bramley Moore Dock as the Toffees opened the doors to a few lucky supporters for the first time.
The former Blues midfielder has been left impressed with what he has seen inside the new stadium.
Reid wrote on his X account (17 February): “Not bad, to be fair.”
Everton have ensured the final season at Goodison Park goes down in history after the dramatic end to the Merseyside derby in the Premier League on 12 February.
Not bad TBF 💙 pic.twitter.com/iX5AvHbLjx
— Peter Reid 💙 (@reid6peter) February 17, 2025
Bramley Moore Dock set to usher in new era
With Farhad Moshiri’s departure from Goodison Park, there was renewed hope around L4 regarding the prospects of the Toffees this season.
Sean Dyche had the Blues toiling in a relegation battle but the English manager’s sacking has turned out to be the right call by TFG.
Moyes’ arrival has seen the Merseyside outfit go on an unbeaten run, something that was a rare sight under the former Burnley head coach.
Despite some significant fitness issues, the Scottish head coach has managed to bring the best out of the squad at his disposal.
Moyes has been left with Beto as the only fit natural striker as others contend with their injuries.
The Guinea-Bissau forward scored against Crystal Palace on Saturday (15 February) at Selhurst Park, making it four goals in his last three English top-flight fixtures.
Having opened a 13-point gap with the relegation zone, the Toffees have all but confirmed their place in the Premier League for next season.
Unless something drastic happens, the Merseysiders will go into Bramley Moore Dock with their status intact.